USD17948S - Design for a lady s costume - Google Patents

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Design No. 17,948, dated December 13, 1887.

ELLEN MORAN.

Witnesses:

J AS. H. MERSEREAU, WILLARD B. TI-IORP.

ELLEN MORAN, OF NEW YORK, N.

Y., ASSIGNOR TO THE BUTTERIGK PUBLISHING COMPANY, (LIMITED,) OF SAME PLACE.

SPECIFICATION orrning part of Design No. 17,948, dated December 13, 1887.

Appliration filed November 10, 1887. Serial No. 254.871. Term of patent 35 years,

5 Design for a Pattern of a Ladys Costume; and

I do hereby declare that the engraved prints accompanying this specification convey to any one accustomed to using paper patterns a clear understanding of howa garment made up by 10 the pattern will appear.

The design shows a basque and a round walk ing-skirt. The skirt displays a long oval front drapery that falls to the edge of the skirt at the center, reveals the skirt to the belt at the :5 sides, and exhibits draping plaits and a long bournous loop in the top at either side of the center of the back; a lower back drapery that displays kilt-plaits flaring in fan fashion at its center, and a full upper back drapery that falls 20 straight to the edge below a long loose loop in each front edge, and is lifted to the top of the lower drapery at the center by loopings. The basque displays a pointed plaited plastron upon the front reaehing to the Waist-line and framed at the sides by oval rovers, a postiliou back thatdisprlays its skirt open at the center, coat-sleeves displaying elbow-sleeves deeply notched at the center .of the upper side, and: pufi's extending from beneath the elbow-sleeves nearly to the wristlcdges and exhibiting gathers at its upper and lower edges, and a standing collar.

What I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-

The design for a ladys costume, as shown in the engraved prints accompanying this specification,

ELLEN MORAN.

Witnesses:

J AS. H. MERsEREnU, WILLARD B. THORP.

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